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HOW rs THIS. CAPT BEATTY
Doesn't 1t Look Very Much Like . Delib-
crate Attempt at Kobberys


A gentleman living in the Vicinity Of Gen.
trail Park lost handsome and valuable Irish
setter in a peculiar way last Saturday. The
dog by some means got out Of the house. and
raced up Fifty-ninth street with her masters
little son in hot chase. The boy pursued the
animal into the Park. and was just about to
seize 1t when an employee Of the Park Depart
little fellow said the dog was his. the man
threatened to take him to o police station II he
persisted in claiming the dog. which belonged,
he said, to the keeper Of the restaurant. OF
course, the child had to give In. He complained
to Park policeman, but was put Off and told
to come the next day.
When his father heard the story and began
dog Of that kind was known in the restaurant.
Moreover. the Park employee had not reported
his aSUn to his The ad
the dog was taken, and the dog itself was
found locked up in an empty room Of one Of
police could not be seen last night.
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Died While Being Rescued.

Soon after the ferryboat Pacific Of tho Ham
iton line had started for Brooklyn her o'clock trip
yesterday comparatively welLdressed OF middle
age was by who forward to
jump from the bow into the The got the
ferryboa back and attempt about to be made
rescue the man. when It was that tha had al
ready been done passing cntboat The occupants OF
the cntboat did not see the jump from the Pacific,
but caught sight OF him he bobbed and down In the
wake OF the ferryboat. Henry Hooper of Greenpont
hauled the exhausted man into the satboat which was
count Of the tide The suicide by that time had
died OF exposure There nothing In his clothes to
identify him. The only things In his pockets gold
and steel eysglass and twentyseyen cents The body
WINS removed TO the Aorgue
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Swedish Soldier. Coming Here.

The steamship Hecla OF the Thingyalla line
from Copenhagen which expected arrive this week.
has on board 40 Swedish and Danish soldiers
to the military sencampment at Chicago In October.
sweden In represented by Colonel Chief for Uerkas
Regiment Johan Liliebrook Major Ullenram of the
Regiment, Lieut. Z. O. fhrander Of the Gotta Artillery.
and Lieut. O. A; LewenhaupI representative OF the
Grown Prince Hussnrs, Lieut.. Lewenhaupt Is the son
Of the Minister to the United States Tho soldiers
Swedish and Danish BocietieS On their return from
Chicago the SclndnayAns OF this city will give a grand
dinner IN their honor I'm the arrival tho Hecn the
win be met at the dock Mt the foot OF Fourth street
bUken. by Gen Christensen, Commander OF tie -Four.
teenth Regiment, Brooklyn
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JEFF DAYIss VISIT TO MACON
An Incident OF his Capture Near that City
Over Twenty Years Ago.

MACON, Ga, Sept. 25.-The approaching
visit OF the Hon. jefferson Davis to Macon
recalls an incident attending his capture near
this city In May, 1866. After the surrender OF
Lees army the President Of the fallen Con-
federacy was captured by Federal troops near
Irwlnton. in this State, and brought to Macon.
Il was an hour of midnight darkness to the
Southern people. Despair and fearful foro-
holdings weighed down the stoute6t hearts.
President Andrew Johnson had issued proc
lamation from Washington Offering reward
in the murder OF Lincoln. Although Zen.
Wilson, the Federal commandment at Macon,
treated his prisoner with soldierly pollteness,
tain any sympathy. As the carriage contain
Ing tho prisoner started on from the hotel the
School Evangelist OF Georgia. rushed forth,
and, Selling the hand Of the captive, with tears
gushing from his eyes. said:
you IL they kill me-"
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THE PENNSYLVANIA CANVASS.
MI. Randall Givtns His Personal Attention
to the Organization OF His Party.

MT. Randall Giving His Personal Attention
to the Organization Of His Party.
HARRISBURG, Sept. 25-Chairman Dallas
Sanders of the Democratic State Committee Is
now on a tour OF the interior towns throughout
the State for the purpose Of perfecting the
Democratic organization, and preparing for
the sharp canvass that will be begun within
ten days, and kept up vigorously until the
election. Samuel ]. Randall will give his per-
sonal attention to assisting Mr.. Sanders In the
change In the politics OF this State. The Ro-
publican managers are already growing un-
easy at the lethargy which prevails In their
Itself among the Germans. Information comes
from the German settlements OF, Lehigh.
Ties to the effect that the majority Of those who
have heretofore voted the Republican ticket
have drawn the line against the party this
cratic candidates.
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TAe Labor Vote In Erls Cssnty.

BUFFALO. Sept 2b.-John A. Ronayne, who is
.ouaueunS the Henry oeorge campaign In this part OF
sue state 'Ays that the United Labor ticket will poll
e OF from 1000 10 a00O in Buffalo and aOOo additional
nn ING county We have many knights OF Labor In
slup ne said and large number OF trades un-
pos OF the members Of all Labor organizations In our
e4" hsss rossaia vsUs are not sharid by he poiif
@oss e both parties placing the ESie county
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SALEM, Mass. Sept 25-Durella Otue. q
Frenchman, living on Congress street, In row at
dance on Saturday night stabbed fourteen times
about the head, aud back. The police noti
fed and while at work the another Frenchman
giving the name Of Joseph foiS reported through
rested suspicion and taken before Otue, who dent
hSu mn, ~ mn nv ~ seaIsihk MN sne o.Sody
bald Allie, and he 10 mill employee Oue's wounds are
uec I'm
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Mrs. Mu,e.hy.. My.ter,ou. Death.

Patrick Mulcahy, n laborer, living In Elm
street. Glen Cove, reported to the police Saturday
morning that his Wife had fallen into clstern and had
boon drowned Coroner Hill caused the body.pf Mrs.
Muicahy to he taken out OF the csern and autopsy
was made by DR.. Watson, who found that the woman
had died OF sunocatiOn Al the inquest Saturday
night evidence was given hy neghbors e the effect that
night while they intoxicated The husband testi-
fed that his wife Went out OF the house and as he
supposed. walked Into the csterl which uncover
ed The opening Of the eistern Is any eighteen inches
In diameter In order to afford opportunity
more evidence tho Coroner adjourned the inquest until
Tuesday night
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Mr.. Dav,. a, Largo with "a sword.

man who wore belt of the State militia
about his waist kept crowd at bay the corner Of
Thompson and Broome street Saturday night by
hourishing sword Policeman Harold arrested him
IIo said he Charles H. Davis of 2a5 Henry street
brooklyn and that no bought the sword az funk shop
AZ Jefferson Market Court yeSeTRy morning Davis said
that no got the sword ana belt from the United states
charged Davis and kept the sword telling Davis that ha
could recover It from the property clerk able TO prove
his right to the property
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There was a lively hstic encounter before
Justice Duy In Essex Market Court yesterday morning
Among the hundred prisoners Benjamin Doegs,
charged with going into the of Louis Jacobs of 267
Madison street. and refusing TO 90 out Justice Duny
fined Doegel S. No sooner had the sentence been
nonnced than Doegsl made erce Assault upon Jacobs
striking him in the fare almost arms length OF
the Court Then the Little Judge promptly changed the
sentence % six months imprisonment on the Island in
default of S7LU bail for good behavior.
II was an outrage" said the Judge, "Ihave good
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Couarmed by B,.hop Potter.

Bishop II. G. Potter preached about "sim-
plicy OF Dress" and conducted the Of conhrma
ton In Grace Episcopal Church iieth street even
are. confirmed; thiftesn beng lsdlsL and eight
kentiemep Tho Rev DR. Peters Of st. Miehaers Church
kay, ne HAetoE. aa.tlted y Ne eonaERALien. :
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Tho Psddiors' Union Denouneea Socialists.

At a meeting OF the Peddlers' Union OF this
city at SO Orchard street yesterday resolution
passed dsnouneng tho Socialists Messrs Klland.
TraneomAn and Michele the three delegates
ng the union nt the Progressive Labor partys meetings
held In Webster Hall recalled The hrSt named ra
signed from the COMMITTEES aud the other two were
tired for expressing sooAliso opinions the Progress
give Labor meettnEA committee from tlle Vienna
Bakers Union No. H. present and asked the union
to endorse the boycott Joseph Macy who keeps a
bakery at ~ East Houston street. falling 10 pay his
employees the standard wages 80 "
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Bellows FALLS. VT, Sept 25.-Frank W.
Stowe of!New York, General Agent OF the Mutual Re-
serve Fund LIE Association has been indicted by the
Grand Jury OF this county for soliciting insurance for
the Guaranty Mutual Accident Association, assess
ment company located In New York. This 10 the frst
DO followed ~ hereafter,
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Tho steamship Colorado OF Mallory's line ar
rived hero last night Galveston The passage took
eight days, and made memorable by series OF
wild wind storms The drst gals from the east and
struck the vessel the morning OF the 18th The wind
increased In volume and finally eliminated In AeFrtc
Squa which keeed the steamer neAry over and wafer
horheAst after th and elsY sAs t0r three dAyA 1he
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solid for Powderly.

MINHIEAPoLIs, Sept 25.-L. W. Hanscomb,
delegate from Butte, Mont, to tho Grand Assembly
knights OF Labor said to-day that the delegates from
District % which includes Montana would DO solid for
POwdery and would not Hten his retiring from
nee In fact the entire delegation rom the pacno
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SHAMoKIN, Pa, Sept. 25.-The Union Coal
Company have promulgated an agreement whereby
their miners will receive per cent advance and labor.
ers IS Per CENT and other minor concessions Their
colieries will resume tomorrow The Mineral Mining
Company aud their strikers yet reached set
Element. AL other coal companies are working.
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rns Flrensn'. Trala In coll,.lou.

ST. LOUIS, Sent, 25.-The train OF the New
York Veteran Piremsns Association route from
KAnlAs City 70 81 Louis colded with freight train at
Holden slightly damaging che baggage car, and causing
deAntton Of tuo honr1 Tho Veterans arrived this
eity a. o'clock this afternoon Al Wen and lp;liaTed
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The Weather Ye.terdnx.

Indicated by Hudnut's thermometer: IA M
49, GA NJ 42o! bA 81, I9e; II ", O5S 81 r. N b7S;
Z ~. eooi . r, ~, 5is; ~ midnight 500 Average
oOesS Average Oh Sept Is, lse'd. ee5sO
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soalaed IN . Kettle or Cat.u..

READING, Pa. Sept 25.-William Hartung q
wslknown citizen Of Reading fell into kettle OF cat
and died last night from his injuries He served tho
Reading Railroad Company In various capacities for
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said HI. Lawyer. Had Deserted Him.

WYANDoTTE. Kan. Sept 25.-When the case
of Mike Leary of the Missouri Pacific train wreck
was called yesterday he jumped to his feet and
made speech, Declaring that now that Hamilton had
manded counsel and an Immediate trial The Judge
will appoint counsel. but postponed the trial.
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At Work ON the sharp Dsei.ion.

Judge Van Brunt, Who Is to write the Opinion
OF the General Term in the Sharp case made an ar
Iangement With Judge Patterson, who viii preside in
he for three days this week thereby eav-
Ing Judge Van bTunt free to work at the opinion IL
VIII DO lengthy one. and viii not probably DO ready
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siEaaI once Prealetisu

Sigh slightlS D warmer fair weather light to issA
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sensible WOAen DO, othsFs should
V:s RyisS PsAEiins. u ssAnssA DurlsA diSiufsotA-
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-11-24

hardly ever that body
Hears ia, old tunes any r,s,sr;
Euf n trampin fiddler played EN-
T'othcr evening at the store.
An the music. a. he PLAYED il.
Mind % seemed like every note
only kept the lump u -g-nwin'
That il started ir my throat.
An as | sat a-listerin
To them tunce I used 10 know,
All the pas, iiz up before me
Like " magic lantern show.
Thirty years Of more has taken
From the tally sheet a. life.
Thirty YEAR, ~ work an worry.
disappointment. care and strife.
An "a voice that now is silent
Promised me ia loving tone.
An n hand that now in pulseless
Lay contented in my own.
While the faces that have vanished,
An the feet that now are still.
Was s-smilin' and a-dancin'
In that cabin ON the hill.
But the player stopped a-pIayin'
An the pictur soon WAS gone,
An I rhould-r~d up the burden
That old Time keeps pilin' ON.
Still. ! couldn't help but scatter
'Mong the dust - all these years,
A. kind a. goodbye of rim
just IL few rrgretiul tears.
Anon
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NOTICE.

TERRITORY OF MONTANA


COUNTY OF FERGUS. ISIS
county Clerks Office, Lewistown, MT.
Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday.
November 81, a. d. 1887, at I2 NJ. Their.
VIII lie sold To the highest cash bidder
twenty-h thousand (s25 900. OO) dollars
"i Fergus county bonds. for the purpose of
funding the floating indebtedness of said
county. Bonds to be payable in ten year.
WITH privilege Of calling in any or all after
the expiration 81 five years. Interest not
so exceed per cent Each bid to state
the lowest rate Of interest bonds will he
taken for. Interest 20 be paid semi annual.
~. Bill. invited up to hour of sale. No
bids received at less than par. Board n.
serves the right to reject any or all bids.
Total i"slrs'srd"cs., sas.ooo 90.
Assrss~d Valuation, 1900 Ouo.oo.
Actual valmssts., &. 1000 ooo.oo
Rate of taxation, II mills.
Population Of county, 5000.
Bonds IL be issued under authority ofau
act entitled: An act To authorize county
commissioners to issue bonds to redeem
outstanding indebtedness. Approved
March q. 1888
". u. KELLY,
'"nnty Clerk
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Notice of Final Entry.


Laid oiiir. at Helena, NJ r..
N"s"nb.r ]. iss1.
Notice j. hereby given that the iuiluwin.
named SETTLER la. filed notice oi her int-u-
fi"n Ia make final proof in support of her
claim, and that said proof will bc made. b..
fore the Clerk oi the iIh Judicial District
Court "i Montana. III aud tor Fergus County
~ I.esi-fown. Montai on December I.,h
l>s1. viz:
Margaret 4. Ca1brrath,
who made pre-enption declaratnry state
n'enf No. G9i.. for the IL NEt. Seq -. amS
the ~ ST.. Sec ~. IT.. - y. .: IL T.
She lanes the fuliouin. Witnesses t. tirpyr
her continuous r. si,lence upon. aud ,.llti-
vati"n "i -aid land viz; Eurr L. NinSnn.
Edward j. Wadieil. J-rom. Iewrirht aud
Charles ". Clary, all %. Philbrook. Fergus
county, Montana.
>. W. LAN.IroExE Register.
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NOTICE Of FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, NJ. TIL
November !, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice III his in,en-
ton To make final proof in support at his
claim. airi that sand proof will be made
before the Probate Judge Of Fergus county
at Iewistown, Montana. on December 10th.
1857, viz:
AWGwst Settling,
who made IRE emption declaratory state
neni No. H19, 4. T.. No. 1870, for the IA
SEt See. =, NJ sWl Sec.9, TT. l5N., RTE.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation OF, said land viz. Michael Br IS,
Leo Keller, Frederick Keller and John
Iresch. oil of Cottonwood, Fergus County,
Montana.
:. W. LANcmoRNE. Register.
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LAND OFFICE At HELENA M.T..t
Ocotler II. 1857. I
Notice l. hereby given tina, the foIlow ng- named
settler has filed notice OF his Intention to make
final proof in support Of his claim. anI that
said proof will be- made before the Probate
Judge Of Fergus county. Montana, at Lewis,own,
NJ. T.. on Decen.ler 10th. 1857. viz:
Nelson T.. MrGca1fr,
who made homestead application No. 25s4. for the
NJ. sWl-i and w. SWl-i. Sec .. Ty. I6, ". Il.
continuous residence upon aud cultivation OF,
said land, viz: Harris ~. Packard, Daniel Thomas
Fergus county, Montana.
). ". LASGHoRNE, Register.
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Notice of Final Entry.
Land Office at Helena, ". T.

Lnhd Office Al Helena, ". T.
November 4th. 1887.
Notice Is hereby given that the f,llowin-
named settler has filed notice of his intrn
ton to make final proof in support Of hi,
claim. and that said proof will I've made
before the Prohate Judge in and for Fergus
County. NJ. r.. ut Isewistown, N. T., On
December I6h. iss7. viz:
Michael Brass.
who made pre-enltion dsclaratory state
meni No itai. &. T.. $780, tor Lots ! aud 2
Sec. I. To-. ~ ", X. IL f.. the s! Sc! Sec.
33, Tp. - ~, X. IL east.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation at. said land. viz: August Rut.
ting. Leo Keller. John Trcscl, and Frederick
Jenni, all OF Cottonwood, Fergus County,
Montana.
$. W. LANGnoRyE. Register.
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DESERT LAND FINAL PaOOe.
L. :. Land Office. Helena, Mont,
Oct oh.r Pc 1SS7

Us. Land Office. Helena, Mont. !
October 90, 1887.
Notice Is hereby given that Emory A.
Huson. of Lewistown, Montana Territory,
has filed notice Of his intention To make
proof ON his desert land claim No. GAL, for
Sec ~, TIP "a ", u. 10 t., before the Pro-
bate Judge 81 Fergus county, NJ. r.. at
Lewistown. NJ. T.. on Monday, the 18th
day of DECEMBER. 1887.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove the complete irrigation and recla-
nation Of said land, viz: Jacob Nave.
Abraham lloaglani and Clark b. Shipman,
oil Lewistown. and Timothy NJ. Lish, of
Fergus county. Montana.
>. W. LASGHoKNE, Register.
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Notice Of Final Entry.
LAsp OFFICE AT HELENA, ". T..

LASp OFFICE AT HELENA, ". IT,
October II. 1857.
Notice Is hereby given tina, the following named
settler has filed notice Of her intention to make
final proof in support of her claim. and that said
proof will he made before the Probate Judge Of
Fergus Counsy Montana. at Lewistown. N. r., on
heceniber md fss1. viz:
Mary Robinson.
who made Pre- -eniption declaratory statement No.
5f9l for he ~ swi., sEl4 Nw,4. Nwi4 swi4
Sec. ~. TIP. 10 ", of X. Is 4.
She names the following witnesses to prove heI
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land. viz: Abram Fenton and Richard J..
Hoffman. of HalIsr. Mont. Frank J.. Cameron.
Roier Leavens. Herman q. Robinson and William
II. Damon. all of Bercaii Mont.
s.W. LANGHoRSE, Register.
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Land Office at Helena. Mont.
h.fnk.a, % 900.

Land Office at Helena. Mont,
October -. 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his inteii.
ti"n 10 make final proof in support of hi.
claim. and that said proof will he made be
fore the Clerk Of the Fourth Judicial Dis
trict Court OF Montana in and for the county
ut Fergus. at LewistOwn. Mont. OH DecenI-
Der 10, 1887. viz:
WSllisa z. J~hssaom,
who made presumption declaratory state
nent No. 6,9sj, for the ~ Nwt and lots
and :. Sec 81. TIP. II ~. X 19E
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation Of, said land viz: Robert Val
entine. john III. Vert. Walter :. Smith and
Richard ". Wells. all of Maiden, Fergus
county. Montana.
=. W. LANaHoRxE, Register.
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Notice Of Final Entry.
LASp OFFICE At HELExA. VI r.,
AnNauII er H.

LASp OFFICE Ar HELExA. VI IT,
November !. I--.
Notice j. hereby given that the following
aaned settler has flied notice of hi. int.r,-
tioi' To make final proof in support of his
claim. anu that saii proof will be mad. he
lore the Probate Judge at Fergus county.
Montana 1T Lewi>town. VI. T.. on Decen-
Der II. iss1, viz:
Hosea l.. Fisher.
ID" made homestead application Ne. 3JII
tor the "a Nh aud NJ SEt, Sec. "a, Tp III
y. .anse II T..
He names the following witnesses To
prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation of. said land. viz: John VI. csmp
bell. Alvin T.. Peters. Alien Pierc. and Join
j. Love. all of stanford. Moniana
:. W. LANGuoRSE. REGISTER.
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Notice Of Final Entry.
LAND OFFICE At HELENA NJ. T.,
November lth. lss-

HSU VrI"E NJ IIELENA W. T.,
November 4th. Iss1.
Notice is hereby given that the folloeing-
named settler has filed notice of his intei,-
ton to make final proof in support Of his
claim and that said proof will he made tie.
tore the Probate Judge in and for Fergus
County, NJ. T.. at Lewistowu, NJ. T.. ON
December Ii. 1sss, viz:
ChsrDes }. Powell,
who made pre- eiution declaratory state
meht No. s1Il, tor the SEA SWn and Lot 4
See. 10, NE4 NV. Lot I, Sec. "a, Tp. IL ".
range III east.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation al. said land. viz: Alonz, +.
bay Of Lewis'owb, and james II. Heath,
harles ID. Calbreaih and William s. Pow
ell. of fhilh-ook. Fergus County. Montana.
:. w. LaS,goL~ Kc-..t,g
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M. 81. DEYOUECs, .
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Notice OF Final Proof.
LAND OFFICE HELENA. VI. r., A.,

LAND OFFICE HELENA. VI. T.,y
October -. 1887. .
Notice j. hereby given that the followin.
nameh settler has filed notice of hi, in;.n
ton To make Iinal proof il support of h.s
claim. aud that said proof will Toe made h,-
lore the Probate judge of Fergus county
Al Lewi>i"an, Montana. on December H.
1ss1, viz
Thomas 2. Morgan.
who made pre-etiu,ion .lecl,ratorv state
I"rlt No. Gt2i. for the T.! NV! and W.
NJ! section 5, TIP. III n. Il. ~ east
He names the following witnesses to-
PROV" his CONTINUOUS Residence upon. and
cultivation of, said land. viz: Robert : ell
ton. John SHELTON. David A. Mili-patai
aud Edward VI. Morgaf. all of Ia. .,i,,,s
Fergus county, Montana.
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". ~ lI..lsa..1s- Al..sas- /.
October ltth. Iss.

October 1Nh. 1851
Notice is hereby given that Charles Lei.
man. of Helena. Montana Territory, has
filed notice at his infenfIon to make proof
on his IL, sat lard claim No. 9i5. for Sec
23. TT. IS y. X. II T. before the Register
aud Receiver NJ Helena, Mont. on Tues.
day. the 70 b day of November. 1857.
He names the following witnesses to
prove the complete irrigation and r-clana-
ton Of said land. viz: Joseph Leiherf,
David l.. Sl,akr. John Mct;inn and Michael
Gurnett, all of Cottonwood Montana.
). W. LANGnoRSE, Register.